UNSPSC 93141507: Social work administration services

UNSPSC 93141507 Social work administration services is a Commodity-tier code describing contracted management, coordination, and delivery of social services programs for vulnerable populations — family preservation, family assistance, foster care, caregiver support, and related child welfare and human services interventions that state and local agencies cannot or do not deliver directly. State and local governments buy social work administration services through a diverse mix of issuing bodies: county departments of children and family services (the largest category), state health and human services departments, city social services offices, housing authorities, and special-purpose districts. Recent opportunities show California and Michigan dominating activity — Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services has posted multiple RFPs for Partnerships for Families services, Caregiver and Youth Support services, Family Time Centers, Incarcerated Parents Services, and Prevention and Aftercare programming, while the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services has issued dozens of family assistance, family preservation, and related service RFPs across multiple counties. Florida's Department of Children and Families, Washington State's Department of Children Youth & Families, and municipal social services offices in cities such as Santa Monica, Wichita, and Louisville also appear as active buyers. Solicitations are issued as RFPs (standard competitive proposal vehicles), RFQs (quotation-based procurements for smaller or simpler buys), RFIs (information-gathering exercises preceding larger procurements), and ITNs (negotiations-based vehicles for complex social service and foster-care lead-agency contracting).

Representative recent opportunities include Los Angeles County Department of Children and Family Services' RFP #25-0047 for Partnerships for Families services (ten contracts covering eight Service Planning Areas plus two countywide API and AI/AN-focused contracts, proposals due December 18, 2026); the City of Santa Monica's Human Services Grants Program RFP (four-year grant agreements with annual funding contingent on performance and City Council approval, proposals due December 14, 2026); Michigan Department of Health and Human Services RFPs for Family Assistance Program services in Alcona-Iosco Counties (three-year terms, annual awards of $50,000 to $75,000, proposals due October 26, 2026); the State of Florida Department of Children and Families' Community-Based Care Lead Agency ITN for Circuit 6 (Pinellas and Pasco counties, five-year term with comprehensive foster care and related services, responses due August 27, 2026); Los Angeles County's RFP #26-0065 for Caregiver and Youth Support Services (single contract, proposals due December 28, 2026); and the County of Orange, California's RFP for CalWORKs Employment Services (estimated $18 million over three years, proposals due October 13, 2026). Opportunity concentration in California and Michigan reflects large child welfare populations, mature contracting infrastructure, and sustained federal and state funding for family services. Smaller states and counties pursue comparable work through less-frequent postings, though the code shows activity in Texas, Florida, Kansas, New Mexico, Maine, Washington, and Oregon as well.